My wife is a personal trainer who gives classes online. I found your video very informational and helpful mostly because of the mic solution, but also because of the use of the capture card. Most of the setups I came across suggested lapel mics and we were sure they wouldn't work for my wife during the mobility training sessions. We appreciate you putting this video up!
Thank You Tianna. I have been trying to decide on many factors and this video has really helped me to decide on the equipment I have been pondering for the past few months. Thanks and good luck.
This is a really informative and helpful video! Thank you! Love the detailed explanations! I’m going to look for that video on adding music while live streaming. We’ve tried various options with only limited success. Right now we use the Yeti in the bidirectional pattern with a Bluetooth speaker turned WAY down on right the opposite side of the Yeti. It seems to work pretty well but there are times when the voice/music balance gets a little out of whack. Also, taking music out of a speaker and then into the microphone is just never going to be high quality audio. The other thing we’ve found is that it helps to have the Yeti on a foam pad to reduce the sound of any vibration coming through the floor. We’ll probably try to find a shock mount for the Yeti.
You are welcome! Happy to be able to help 😊 I use a bluetooth speaker and have it to the left and above my speaker. Sometimes you just have to play with the sound with a few test runs to get it right. The other option is a mixer but the Yeti will not work with a mixer unfortunately.
Thank you for your video. I am setting up our small church for zoom and this info has really helped me figure out what I need for this. Blessings to you.
Thank you! Great questions!! The capture card is for the laptop to recognize the camera as a webcam. That is how you use it for streaming. Hope that helps!
Another question if that’s ok 🥰 doing research on cameras, the model you have, from what I understand it stops video after 30 mins. Does that not apply when streaming ? My classes are 1 hour 15.
@@elizabethjamieson5393 great question! The capture card or camlink recognizes the camera as a webcam so the camera is not actually recording. You must use the plug-in dummy battery to avoid any overheating. With these two things, it doesn’t matter how long your stream is. Hope that helps 😊
Hey Amanda, it depends on your setup. If you have an outdoor speaker, I would recommend the wireless transmitter ones that plug in. I would also suggest the Rode Wireless Go but it might not have a long range. You can look at this video where I talk about my wireless mics. ruclips.net/video/5HwmqBKhRUY/видео.html
Hi thank you for the helpful video. I use the sony a6000. Do you have your sony camera on the ring light stand or a separate stand? If a different, one which are you using?
Thanks for the information. I pretty much have the same set-up as you but with the cam link 4K capture card and a RODE wireless mic. I'm having difficulty with shadows from my ring light and also with the camera settings. Can you tell me what settings are using for focus, ISO, apperture, etc? It would really help!!
Hello Kristin! Great questions! If you are only using a ring light, consider other lights to your left and right to offset the shadows. For focus, the Sony’s do great with auto-focus. I have it set to auto and is the main selling reason why I chose this camera. For ISO, I have it locked at 500 with a 1.4 aperture because my lens is 1.4. I hope that helps!!! 😊
Bless you friend for making exactly what I and so many need! So super generous of you, and your energy and clarity are so appreciated! 🙏🙏 I have a couple of quick questions: why is it necessary to have a capture card? Is it not possible to plug the camera directly into the dongle or the laptop itself? And would you mind giving the model of microphone you use for your in-person classes? I’m going to watch your other video about how to play music in the best way, is that super important to me, and maybe you talk about the micro from there, but it would be helpful to know that as well. Lastly, I know you were using QuickTime in this video, but is there anything special we should know in your set up about using zoom or face book for streaming? Many many thanks! 🤓🙏🤓🙏
You are welcome!!! There have been some updates to be able to plug the camera directly in to the computer but each camera is different. For my in person classes, I use a UHF Professional Wireless Transmitter receiver and pack with a corded headset mic
@@TiannaChristine also A friend suggested using a logitech brio WebCam, just curious if you thought that would be as useful as the camera you are using, obviously it’s cheaper, but I’m curious why you chose that. Thanks so much!
@@TiannaChristine so sorry one last question! You mentioned you had a video that showed how you play music during class, but I can’t seem to find it, could you send a link? I would really appreciate it thank you! You’re such a great teacher and have such beautiful presence, thank you for all that you’re doing! 🙏🐬🙏
Thank you for your suggestions. Does the mic you showed work with a galaxy which is how I film my classes? 2. Was it turn high when you were speaking? Patricia 🙏
Hello Patricia! Which mic, the Blue Yeti is a USB mic and can only be used for laptops. Also, are you talking about a galaxy phone or tablet? The setup I showed was for a laptop. I do have other videos that talk about your phone. My mic was not turned all the was up high when I was speaking.
@@patriciabeckeryoga it is best to use the back side since it is the better camera but if you are teaching with live students, you may want to use the front to see them or log in with another device to see them
@@dbh1709 in order to capture video you need a capture card. I use the Elgato HD60 S+. For audio, you can use a mixer or downloaded content from your laptop. Great question!
The microphone is not able to stop the echo (although setting it to omni is essentially telling it to record the echos) you need acoustic treatment.. panels to absorb your voice on the its first reflection points between you and the microphone. Just 4 split between the side walls and ceiling would make a huge difference! Your lighting would improve if you position the ring light as a spotlight on your face, the softbox as a back-light and the other as a fill light. Google three point lighting for lots of diagrams on this concept. Other then these tips you're certainly on the right track and doing better than most! I look forward to the next one
Mark powell you are correct, you cannot use a USB mic in a mostly empty room, it will echo. Lightings very important, second to sound. Thanks for watching!
Were you only using the 3 lights shown? (no outside lighting, or regular ceiling lighting?) I teach in the evening, so it's really dark in my space, and I want to make sure 3 lights will be enough. I see an amazon link to the box light and the ring light, but do you have a link to the 3rd light you used? This video was very helpful, thank you!
Hello Candace, thank you for watching! Great question, I am in a room with very little direct light so I have to light it myself. This also means that I don't have to continue to adjust my lighting based on sunlight throughout the day as well. Since you will be teaching in the evening, I suggest adjustable lights that could possibly be color corrected. My third light is a very old stage light with 4 white standard bulbs. It is very harsh light and I would not recommend it. The newest lightening that I plan to purchase has a digital output. You can match that Kelvin to your camera for better quality filming. Hope that helps!
Hello. Thank you for this review. I'm looking to purchase this camera in the next few days. I saw some reviews stating that the camera overheats when filming / streaming. Have you experienced this issue? The video quality is very clear and it seems the A6100 is the best in its class. Thank You
Tunde Olowokakoko great question! In order to get around any potential overheating issues, you must get a dummy battery that plugs into the wall. You camera is being used as a webcam and is connected to a cam link or capture card. I film for hours with this setup and have no issues with overheating. Hope this helps and good luck with your filming!
Hello Tiana, I will be starting my RUclips channel very soon I like to text, faceTime or whatever way you can help me with my personal space soon to introduce my unique core strength routines?
I bought Rode wireless go but sound didn’t make big difference than my Dell laptop’s audio so I’ve returned , I’m thinking to buy Yeti Blue but reviews not happy about weak use cable what you think ? Thanks
Maybe the placement or settings may have been off on your Rode Wireless Go. I recently started using them as my travel mic and it works well. The USB cable can give trouble and I have already replaced mine. I would actually suggest the Rode. I will be posting my review of it soon. Hope that helps!
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This was SO HELPFUL!!!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
My wife is a personal trainer who gives classes online. I found your video very informational and helpful mostly because of the mic solution, but also because of the use of the capture card. Most of the setups I came across suggested lapel mics and we were sure they wouldn't work for my wife during the mobility training sessions. We appreciate you putting this video up!
Absolutely! I also suggest the Rode Wireless Go now!
Thank you so much!! this was so helpful for me! after already trying so many things i have it clear now !
You are so welcome! I know how frustrating it can be. Glad to help ☺️
Excellent for communicating the facts. Thanks very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Im a new yoga instructor and this was SUPER helpful. THANK YOU!
You are welcome! Let me know if you have specific videos you are looking for. I'm filming more as we speak
Thank you so much for sharing great info as I am planning to stream online.
You’re welcome!!
Thank You Tianna. I have been trying to decide on many factors and this video has really helped me to decide on the equipment I have been pondering for the past few months. Thanks and good luck.
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
This is a really informative and helpful video! Thank you! Love the detailed explanations!
I’m going to look for that video on adding music while live streaming. We’ve tried various options with only limited success. Right now we use the Yeti in the bidirectional pattern with a Bluetooth speaker turned WAY down on right the opposite side of the Yeti. It seems to work pretty well but there are times when the voice/music balance gets a little out of whack. Also, taking music out of a speaker and then into the microphone is just never going to be high quality audio.
The other thing we’ve found is that it helps to have the Yeti on a foam pad to reduce the sound of any vibration coming through the floor. We’ll probably try to find a shock mount for the Yeti.
You are welcome! Happy to be able to help 😊
I use a bluetooth speaker and have it to the left and above my speaker. Sometimes you just have to play with the sound with a few test runs to get it right. The other option is a mixer but the Yeti will not work with a mixer unfortunately.
Smart setup
Thanks!
Thank you so much - this is very helpful. Great tips fellow online yogi! Stay connected and I am a new friend. xxx
You’re welcome Nin Yoga!! Always nice to help fellow yogis! 😍
Great info! Thanks 💛✨
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
Love it
Thank you! Really helpful!!
You’re welcome!! ☺️
Thank you for your video. I am setting up our small church for zoom and this info has really helped me figure out what I need for this. Blessings to you.
You’re welcome! Happy it was able to help you!
Amazing for so many reasons. Thank you.
Thank you Renaie! I appreciate you ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this!! Especially the links it helps make the process much faster to getting my equipment
You’re welcome! Happy teaching!
Thank you for your lovely video. Why do you need a capture card? What is this for?
Thank you! Great questions!! The capture card is for the laptop to recognize the camera as a webcam. That is how you use it for streaming.
Hope that helps!
Another question if that’s ok 🥰 doing research on cameras, the model you have, from what I understand it stops video after 30 mins. Does that not apply when streaming ? My classes are 1 hour 15.
@@elizabethjamieson5393 great question! The capture card or camlink recognizes the camera as a webcam so the camera is not actually recording. You must use the plug-in dummy battery to avoid any overheating. With these two things, it doesn’t matter how long your stream is. Hope that helps 😊
@@TiannaChristine thank you so much for replying. You have been a great help xx
@@elizabethjamieson5393 you’re welcome!☺️
Love it. Thank you.
Thank you Heather! More great videos all the time
Thank you.... this is what I was looking for. Namasté
Janet Lopez you’re welcome! Namaste 🙏🏽
thank you I found this really helpful. Can you please recommend a wireless microphone as I'd like to teach outdoors.
Hey Amanda, it depends on your setup. If you have an outdoor speaker, I would recommend the wireless transmitter ones that plug in. I would also suggest the Rode Wireless Go but it might not have a long range. You can look at this video where I talk about my wireless mics. ruclips.net/video/5HwmqBKhRUY/видео.html
I'm curious as to how you position your camera. Is at at eye level if you are standing?
THANK YOU!!!!!
You’re welcome 😊
Hi thank you for the helpful video. I use the sony a6000. Do you have your sony camera on the ring light stand or a separate stand? If a different, one which are you using?
Hello Marlene, great question! I have two separate stands. The camera stand is one I picked up from Best Buy. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! This was super helpful! What if I have a windows hp laptop? will this setup still work?
You're welcome! Yes, a Windows should definitely still work with this setup
Thank you!
Thank you for watching! ❤️
Thanks for the information. I pretty much have the same set-up as you but with the cam link 4K capture card and a RODE wireless mic. I'm having difficulty with shadows from my ring light and also with the camera settings. Can you tell me what settings are using for focus, ISO, apperture, etc? It would really help!!
Hello Kristin! Great questions! If you are only using a ring light, consider other lights to your left and right to offset the shadows.
For focus, the Sony’s do great with auto-focus. I have it set to auto and is the main selling reason why I chose this camera. For ISO, I have it locked at 500 with a 1.4 aperture because my lens is 1.4.
I hope that helps!!! 😊
Bless you friend for making exactly what I and so many need! So super generous of you, and your energy and clarity are so appreciated! 🙏🙏
I have a couple of quick questions: why is it necessary to have a capture card? Is it not possible to plug the camera directly into the dongle or the laptop itself? And would you mind giving the model of microphone you use for your in-person classes? I’m going to watch your other video about how to play music in the best way, is that super important to me, and maybe you talk about the micro from there, but it would be helpful to know that as well.
Lastly, I know you were using QuickTime in this video, but is there anything special we should know in your set up about using zoom or face book for streaming?
Many many thanks! 🤓🙏🤓🙏
You are welcome!!! There have been some updates to be able to plug the camera directly in to the computer but each camera is different.
For my in person classes, I use a UHF Professional Wireless Transmitter receiver and pack with a corded headset mic
Streaming would be this same setup 😊 I use this setup with all of my live classes I host here on RUclips, RUclips.com/yogawithtianna
Thanks Tianna! Do you mind telling me what brand of UHF transmitter receiver you use? There’s so many out there!
@@TiannaChristine also A friend suggested using a logitech brio WebCam, just curious if you thought that would be as useful as the camera you are using, obviously it’s cheaper, but I’m curious why you chose that. Thanks so much!
@@TiannaChristine so sorry one last question! You mentioned you had a video that showed how you play music during class, but I can’t seem to find it, could you send a link? I would really appreciate it thank you! You’re such a great teacher and have such beautiful presence, thank you for all that you’re doing! 🙏🐬🙏
Thank you for this amazingly thankful video. Can you tell me how far (ft) is the camera from your mat?
Excellent question!! I actually had to measure it and I am 78 inches from my camera to the start of my circle mat. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your suggestions. Does the mic you showed work with a galaxy which is how I film my classes? 2. Was it turn high when you were speaking? Patricia 🙏
Hello Patricia! Which mic, the Blue Yeti is a USB mic and can only be used for laptops. Also, are you talking about a galaxy phone or tablet?
The setup I showed was for a laptop. I do have other videos that talk about your phone.
My mic was not turned all the was up high when I was speaking.
@@TiannaChristine thank you. I use a galaxy note 8 phone for filming. Do you use the selfie side or the back side for filming classes?
@@patriciabeckeryoga it is best to use the back side since it is the better camera but if you are teaching with live students, you may want to use the front to see them or log in with another device to see them
@@TiannaChristine i appreciate your replies 🙏💕⚘
@@patriciabeckeryoga you’re welcome 😊
Good day madam. Can you help me in setting up camera and other gadgets for teaching economics through youtube
Hello Jagadish! Sure thing, what is your current setup?
@@TiannaChristine I am having sony 6100 camera, and a laptop. Balance gear has to be bought. How do i capture video and audio?
@@dbh1709 in order to capture video you need a capture card. I use the Elgato HD60 S+. For audio, you can use a mixer or downloaded content from your laptop.
Great question!
The microphone is not able to stop the echo (although setting it to omni is essentially telling it to record the echos) you need acoustic treatment.. panels to absorb your voice on the its first reflection points between you and the microphone. Just 4 split between the side walls and ceiling would make a huge difference!
Your lighting would improve if you position the ring light as a spotlight on your face, the softbox as a back-light and the other as a fill light. Google three point lighting for lots of diagrams on this concept.
Other then these tips you're certainly on the right track and doing better than most! I look forward to the next one
Mark powell you are correct, you cannot use a USB mic in a mostly empty room, it will echo.
Lightings very important, second to sound.
Thanks for watching!
Were you only using the 3 lights shown? (no outside lighting, or regular ceiling lighting?) I teach in the evening, so it's really dark in my space, and I want to make sure 3 lights will be enough. I see an amazon link to the box light and the ring light, but do you have a link to the 3rd light you used? This video was very helpful, thank you!
Hello Candace, thank you for watching! Great question, I am in a room with very little direct light so I have to light it myself. This also means that I don't have to continue to adjust my lighting based on sunlight throughout the day as well.
Since you will be teaching in the evening, I suggest adjustable lights that could possibly be color corrected. My third light is a very old stage light with 4 white standard bulbs. It is very harsh light and I would not recommend it.
The newest lightening that I plan to purchase has a digital output. You can match that Kelvin to your camera for better quality filming.
Hope that helps!
Hello. Thank you for this review. I'm looking to purchase this camera in the next few days. I saw some reviews stating that the camera overheats when filming / streaming. Have you experienced this issue? The video quality is very clear and it seems the A6100 is the best in its class. Thank You
Tunde Olowokakoko great question! In order to get around any potential overheating issues, you must get a dummy battery that plugs into the wall. You camera is being used as a webcam and is connected to a cam link or capture card. I film for hours with this setup and have no issues with overheating.
Hope this helps and good luck with your filming!
@@TiannaChristine thank you so much for sharing, I greatly appreciate it. I have went ahead and purchased the A6100 and a dummy battery. Thank you.
Tunde Olowokakoko great! Let me know how it works for you. The best decision I made
Hello Tiana, I will be starting my RUclips channel very soon I like to text, faceTime or whatever way you can help me with my personal space soon to introduce my unique core strength routines?
I bought Rode wireless go but sound didn’t make big difference than my Dell laptop’s audio so I’ve returned , I’m thinking to buy Yeti Blue but reviews not happy about weak use cable what you think ? Thanks
Maybe the placement or settings may have been off on your Rode Wireless Go. I recently started using them as my travel mic and it works well.
The USB cable can give trouble and I have already replaced mine. I would actually suggest the Rode. I will be posting my review of it soon. Hope that helps!